Gato ray uploaded yesterday's KSB KOFXIV tournament.
This is very cool, great to see them take online players into account.
This is very cool, great to see them take online players into account.
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Holy Order Sol
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WTF. Either he didn't rip it in source quality or the framerate got bodied by YouTube.
did kojikog play on stream and does anyone who he plays in sfv? i'll check the archives if there's any footage of him playing sfv.
Shouta
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He plays Birdie. I linked a video of him playing GO1 awhile back.
There was a bunch of tournaments this week, so I figured to just use the initials for Fighting Tournament Weekend.
But if people actually look for the title, I'll make sure to include it every week.
thanks i'll try to find the video on youtube!
btw, is anyone here watching the sennheiser invitational? the production value is surprisingly good. didn't expect them to have pre-produced player interview videos.
People still play birdie so duh
Rice-Eater
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Quoted this to put more emphasis on it because people are still quoting the comment about #1 online player making it. They already detail how all 32 are suppose to get in on their website(capcomprotour.com).
I didn't watch the stream since it was so late, but who said that anyways? Was it Art himself? I'd just like to see official confirmation from Combo or someone from Capcom first. If it's true then they should make an official announcement so the grinders can start working overtime.
shaowebb
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I think I found the perfect side game for twitch streamers.
Move or Die
Party game where twitch streamers can change the rules of the match mid match and those rules change every 20 seconds. Things viewers type appear in the match too. If you stop moving your health drains.
Some footage I found
I could see insane interaction between streamers and viewers for this. Looks like a Smash Bros style stage and the rules can get weird like "only win via backstab with chainsaw" or "jump attacks only" or crazy shit like where they shower the stage in bombs or what looked like only colored floor tiles are tangible.
It allows for a LOT of viewer dickery to streamers and some pretty wild streams. Here's hoping this picks up. I'd love to see Maximillian or Floe try this one with some friends vs each other as viewers try to fuck them over.
Move or Die
Party game where twitch streamers can change the rules of the match mid match and those rules change every 20 seconds. Things viewers type appear in the match too. If you stop moving your health drains.
Some footage I found
I could see insane interaction between streamers and viewers for this. Looks like a Smash Bros style stage and the rules can get weird like "only win via backstab with chainsaw" or "jump attacks only" or crazy shit like where they shower the stage in bombs or what looked like only colored floor tiles are tangible.
It allows for a LOT of viewer dickery to streamers and some pretty wild streams. Here's hoping this picks up. I'd love to see Maximillian or Floe try this one with some friends vs each other as viewers try to fuck them over.
Shouta
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Taking you up on this front but it's basically that it was related to a certain event this weekend up in this neck of the woods. I've been a part of the organizing group the last few years getting things done and basically been a sponsor because I've flown high profile players in to help energize the event.
The short version of it for this year is that despite putting significant time and resources into the event in my time doing it, most of what I've said has basically ended up being ignored. This year in particular, I've been ignored and I've been left out of the conversation. I've been busy with work so haven't had time to do calls or in-person meetings and they gave me access to some of the resources. However, there were no notes or posts about what went on so I had no idea what was actually discussed. In the end, it was them squirreling everything away so only the folks they let in got access to it.
It all came to a head a few weeks ago. Some discussion occurred but I haven't heard a single word from any of them about the event. So I decided quietly not to show up and still no word come the day of. Yeah, so basically no respect for me and they don't really care.
call_kotaku
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getting Ogawa and Kojikog last year seemed like a big deal for the event, is this why nothing similar happened this year?
ViewtifulJC
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Shouta
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A bit yeah. Quite a bit of trepidation on my part to do so considering the last few years. It's also a transition year for a lot of games, so figuring out who was a good choce was hard. That said, I did have a few ideas I on who to bring after discussing it with some of my JP friends. I decided not to in the end.
Lostconfused
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You have to do what you think is right. In the case of international players you are putting it on your self to make sure they have a good time and are looked after. So it really is your call,and if nobody wants to work with that then it's one them.
Emerson's Essentia
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Christ, I didn't realize ho much I hated option selects until I started playing Guilty.
I hate practicing some of these more than I hate practicing new bnb combos.
I hate practicing some of these more than I hate practicing new bnb combos.
Shouta
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The international player care wasn't a huge deal because I could do that pretty easily. Last year was a bit of an exception because of Ogawa. I had help from a fellow US player and translator that weekend. I paid him what I had on me at the time for his help.
It was the other aspects of TOing that was ticking me off. I was trying to help out all of the communities as best I could on the planning end. So getting ignored there and just in general was pissing me off. Some of the decisions this year about how things were done got pushed through because I didn't get to push back on them or was ignored. The stream schedule says it all too.
Right. It's not like I was asking to get compensation for it but since I was sponsoring the event and organizing it at a high level, I was expecting an actual say in decisions. They made it abundantly clear that they didn't see it that way.
Master Milk
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It's unfortunate that things have come to this. I know a lot of people appreciate the work you've put in. It always seemed like your scene was really benefiting from it as well.
How many times did you try to discuss your frustrations with being ignored with everyone? It might be easier to find the time to get everyone to listen once everything dies down a bit after this weekend. It'd be a shame for things to turn sour because of a few communication issues.
Tekken streamer, Killer Instinct is the game. Sajam was complaining on twitter about it.
Shouta
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I think that the communication issues could probably be fixed but the decision making process isn't going to change. That's the core problem and will likely remain even if everything else is solved. I've been pushing for changes for 2 years to no avail. Process revision is something I have a ton of experience in too, but alas. lol
That stream is an interesting situation. The core streamers for Seattle Tekken are doing the T7 stream. The ones on the Seattle Tekken channel are helping out as back-ups and something happened. I'm not sure what though as I'm not at the event. The whole stream situation was one of the things I would have pointed out if I had a chance but yeah...
Karsticles
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Have you ever considered running your own thing? It's a shame when people can't take critical feedback and make it personal.
Shouta
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I have considered it but it probably wouldn't pan out well after looking at all the variables.
Did he leave on purpose or just some kind of miscommunication?
CommandThrower
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I have an intense desire to lambaste this person running that particular stream, but I don't know the full story. So, I'll hold off.
KidA Seven
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A lot of players weren't shown on stream. And if they were, it was one match. Wao, crusher, eita, dogura, etc.. weren't shown.
welp
KidA Seven
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Also, the matches that were shown, weren't the top 24-4 matches. They were the equivalent of pools. So most of the top player vs top player matches weren't shown. However I think art recorded them and uploaded them to youtube.
RockTurtle
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JAPANESE MARVEL!?
less go!
less go!
Bummer :/
ThatCrazyGuy
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I was watching that stream earlier and it was having problems. Maybe equipment or connection problem?
.la1n
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I don't see how a miscommunication could result in nobody watching a stream they've been paid to manage. They also chose to at one point mute Steve for telling the chat what a shit show it was.
LunaticLMD
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I like when the fgc plays non-fighting games.
One of my favorite times was when ChrisG played MarlinPie in Bomberman on one of those 8WayRun streams they did in NJ on Tuesday night.
One of my favorite times was when ChrisG played MarlinPie in Bomberman on one of those 8WayRun streams they did in NJ on Tuesday night.
call_kotaku
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It doesn't seem like a new thing, it's just higher numbers and esports putting a bigger spotlight on it.
What stream are you guys watching? Can't easily find it on Eventhubs or Twitch.
He's emulating a NES controller. That's 4 buttons including start and select, just what the hell did he disabled!?
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